## OF 16 JUNE 1921
24 VII [1921]

[1] ...Compared with preceding years, Oblastryba was prepared incomparably better for the spring fishing season of 1921...

[2] ...Evaluating the results of the catch in comparison with the opportunities afforded to Oblastryba and the objective conditions, one must acknowledge that the work performed was not entirely satisfactory, and the fish catch — as of 1 June 6,354 thousand poods — was insignificant...
[m[illion]!

[5] ...Thus, at the moment of intensive roach fishing, the number of industrial workers was about 30,291 persons...

...Meanwhile, Oblastryba's need for industrial workers, according to its production plan, amounted to only 36,614 persons. But this requisition is exaggerated. The actual need for industrial workers, as clarified at the conference of 24 March, amounts to only 32 thousand workers for processing 8,000,000 poods, at such a low labor productivity of workers as in 1920...

...[7] The data presented show that the sections best supplied with labor force demonstrated the lowest labor productivity of workers, and that the average labor productivity of workers during the past season (145 poods) constitutes only 58% of the labor productivity of workers in the spring season of 1920 (250 poods)...

[8] ...In pre-war times, one worker in the course of 12 hours would pour out from the opening onto the raft up to 600 poods of fish. During the past season, at the time of roach fishing, the labor productivity of the worker pouring fish at the "Orangery" fishery amounted to 200 poods during 10—12 hour work, and in the 12th section was twice as low...